Babel: The Story of the Tower and the Rebellion of Man: A Fall of Man Series Novel

This retelling of the Tower of Babel story had a lot of interesting questions to arise concerning the actual history of the story. I loved how the people were fleshed out and it's always fun to see what the author does with them.

This story helped bring to life the Biblical account of the Tower of Babel. I felt God’s presence as I read the book. Amazing! Would highly recommend.

Will humanity always be so gullible? Once again the evil one fools people into giving up true happiness for shabby substitutes. After all Noah had endured, complacency opens the way for temptation to gain a foothold. Will God step in again to stop evil?

I have read the previous books in the Fall of Man series (Cain and Noah) and I have enjoyed them all immensely! I love the human feel I get reading this book! It's so easy to forget the stories in the Bible happened to real people, with real emotions, backgrounds, issues and motivations....and real flaws. I love how Noah slowly comes to terms with where he went wrong and how in spite of it all, the Almighty was still there, even in His silence. This was a real soul-searcher for me. I stopped and looked at myself and thought about what seeds I might be planting in my children, what future fruit I might be tending with my actions and words. I loved this book, and I'm delighted to see there is even another one for me to read, Abram!

Brennan did a good and accurate job. This was a very good story put together showing God's love and mercy. I would highly recommend this series.Chris

I appreciate the author note at the end as much as the story. The whole book makes me see myself in the roles. It moves from character to character so you see all perspectives. Highly recommend if you enjoy biblical fiction.

Interesting biblical fiction / fantasy story. Another I can hardly put it down book from Brennan McPherson. It did encourage me to read about the true story of these people and places. I recommend this to anyone who enjoys biblical fiction and/or fantasy.

The author is made of fictional account of Noah and his involvement with the Tower of Babel. The characters are all fictional but they make a very interesting history of the people around the time of the tower of babel. I found that Noah And his family were torn between allegiance to God and allegiance to light bringer. This is a great story with the Tower of Babel playing the secondary part until the end of the book. I recommend this book to anyone who likes Bible stories and fictional characters.

Such a diff perspective to these well known stories. I've come to enjoy biblical fiction. I love how even when I'm resting, my thoughts are stirred towards my faith. So cool.That said, I LOVE how this book (and the whole series basically) shines a light on the responsibilities that fathers have. So many people who are unnecessarily fatherless. People refuse to see the generational impact that it has. And its touched upon in these books. Thank you for that. Great books. Enjoyed them. Great job :)